The Titans were the powerful primary deities of Ancient Greek Mythology, children of Uranus and GaiaBefore the Olympian gods. They represented secular forces of nature, time, memory, and order of the universe. The most famous Titans include Cronus, - Rhea, Oceanus, - Themis, - Mnemosyne, Hyperion and Iapetus.
The rule of Titans ended with Titanomachy, the secular war against the Olympian gods led by Zeus. After their defeat, most Titans were imprisoned in Tartarus, while some continued to play an important role in divine and human order. The myths of Titans explain the transition from primordial chaos to divine order and form the foundation of Greek cosmogony.
The Ocean is one of the oldest and most magnificent forms of Greek mythology. It belongs to the Titan generation and is considered the personification of the vast cosmic river surrounding the entire Earth. Unlike today's term «ocean», referring to the large sea areas of the planet, the mythological Ocean was a divine entity, a... More
Meet the Goddess Rea, mother of the Olympian gods in Greek mythology, the salvation of Zeus, symbols, worship and importance.
Saturn: King of Titans in Greek Mythology Saturn Greek mythology Saturn in Greek mythology is one of the darkest and at the same time most human forms of mythology. He is not just a Titan; he is the symbol of the power she fears, the power that gives birth to her own nightmare. In Greek mythology, Saturn does not ... More